Stephen Roach of Morgan Stanley, perhaps Wall Street's most famous pessimist, acknowledged ruefully this week that "the second double-dip scare of 2002 now seems to be winding down".
"Made me famous," Watson acknowledged.
Professor Pollock argues that having a famous heterosexual acknowledge his H.I.V.-positive status changed how the problem of AIDS was "constructed" in the public sphere: …It took dramatic symbolism to communicate this construction of the problem to the public at large, to disrupt the way AIDS was discussed and argued in families, among peers and co-workers, and in other social settings.
The records illustrate the feverish search for works held to be icons by famous artists and acknowledged as such through multiple shows in major museums.
Jarah Euston, a former fixed-income analyst for Bank of America who sold Frenso Famous and Modesto Famous to McClatchy, acknowledges that when a blog is merged into a mainstream press organization, there's a worry "that the community will revolt and leave the site because it's no longer theirs, it's part of a big media company".
"Most of the famous people I acknowledge in my story have been disguised," I explained, hopeful that I would quell her concerns.
The bag's new look is under wraps, but Mr. Kemp acknowledged that the famous Park Avenue ladies may disappear.
Gerry Adams, the president of Sinn Fein and another former militant mellowed by the years, acknowledged that the famous handshake would be a difficult moment for republicans.
That was the case on the pitch too, with the players' nerves jangling almost as loudly as that famous terrace sings, as Klopp acknowledged.
The Judd School was established in 1888, but the need for a secondary school to supplement Sir Andrew Judd's Grammar School (now known as the famous Public School: Tonbridge School) was acknowledged as early as 1870, after it was revealed that only one in 200 of its students was the son of a Tonbridge tradesman.
